what is BLANK?

Answer 1

NO VACUUM

Answer 2

If you could use the word in a sentence, that may help a little to give you the appropriate definition but here's what I came up with on Wiki.

* Blank (cartridge) a type of gun cartridge that contains gunpowder but no bullet or shot.
* Key blank, an uncut key
* Blank (solution), a solution containing no analyte, typically used to zero an analytical instrument and ensure that any reagents used do not contribute to overall measurements
* Blank (archeology) a thick, shaped stone biface of suitable size and configuration for refining into a stone tool
* Blank (Scrabble) a Scrabble tile that does not have a letter on it and can be substituted for any letter the player desires
* Blank (computer science) a visible typographical character used to represent a Space character, which would normally be invisible
* Tailored blank, a steel product
* The Blank, a fictional villain from the **** Tracy universe
* To Blank someone is to ignore them in a social situation

Have a great day!

Answer 3

The meaning of blank is quite different, many can explain. The real Blank is something one should experience in their life. The moment I saw the Blank word , I recollect my mother's death and there is a blank in that place to be filled by none. Yours VRVRAO

Answer 4

[Main Entry: 1blank ]
Pronunciation: \ˈblaŋk\
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French blanc colorless, white, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German blanch white; probably akin to Latin flagrare to burn — more at black
Date: 14th century
1archaic : colorless
2 a: appearing or causing to appear dazed, confounded, or nonplussed b: expressionless
3 a: devoid of covering or content; especially : free from writing or marks b: having spaces to be filled in c: lacking interest, variety, or change
4: absolute, unqualified
5: unfinished; especially : having a plain or unbroken surface where an opening is usual
synonyms see empty
— blank·ly adverb
— blank·ness noun

[Main Entry: 2blank ]
Function: noun
Date: 1554
1obsolete : the bull's-eye of a target
2 a: an empty space (as on a paper) b: a paper with spaces for the entry of data
3 a: a piece of material prepared to be made into something (as a key) by a further operation b: a cartridge loaded with propellant and a seal but no projectile
4 a: an empty or featureless place or space b: a vacant or uneventful period
5: a dash substituting for an omitted word

[Main Entry: 3blank ]
Function: verb
Date: circa 1765
transitive verb
1 a: obscure, obliterate b: to stop access to : seal
2: to keep (an opponent) from scoring
intransitive verb
1: fade —usually used with out
2: to become confused or abstracted —often used with out

[Main Entry: blank check]
Function: noun
Date: 1866
1 : complete freedom of action or control : carte blanche
2 : a signed check with the amount unspecified

[Main Entry: point–blank]
Pronunciation: \ˈpȯint-ˈblaŋk\
Function: adjective
Date: 1591
1 a: marked by no appreciable drop below initial horizontal line of flight b: so close to a target that a missile fired will travel in a straight line to the mark
2: direct, blunt
— point–blank adverb

Answer 5

Blank well that make me think. OK Blank an empty space.A paper with spaces for the entry of data. Or the bull's eye of a target. A vacant or uneventful period. So i guess the best would be blank with nothing, empty. I hope this helps you Bye for now.

Answer 6

A piece of paper without any image or typed or written word on - ie a blank sheet of paper.

When one uses the expression "my mind's gone blank" one might mean for a temporary period one cannot recall any information.

Answer 7

Blank is a word which indicates nothing

Answer 8

Future is blank.

Answer 9

Blank is the absence of something. It's a space unused. A memory that does not function. Or a part unfilled.

Answer 10

Blank is the absence of a word or being where there would otherwise be one.

Answer 11

When everything is there then it is blank